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Going by a ‘student first’ mantra

School’s out, but not for parents who, as one academic year concludes, are already preparing to set things in order for their kids next school year.

Most especially for parents who have children in college, preparations include looking for an apartment or a condominium that will serve as their child’s home while in university.

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It was in the ’90s when Tomas P. Lorenzo noticed how thhe students’ living quarters in Metro Manila left much to be desired. It was then that the idea of premium university residences came to the chief executive officer of Torre Lorenzo Development Corp. (TLDC).

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With Lorenzo at the helm, TLDC proceeded to set the standard for premium university residences, where parents are assured that their children came home to living spaces, which are not only conveniently located near the school and where safety is a priority, but are also conducive to learning.

Convenience

TLDC affords its residents the convenience of proximity to their respective universities.

TLDC’s ever growing portfolio includes 1Torre Lorenzo, 2Torre Lorenzo and 3Torre Lorenzo, all a stone’s throw from De La Salle University, DLS-College of Saint Benilde and St. Scholastica’s College in Manila; Torre Lorenzo Malate which is near University of the Philippines Manila and St. Paul University Manila; and Torre Lorenzo Central near University of Santo Tomas, Far Eastern University and University of the East.

A sixth project—this time near premium schools Ateneo de Manila University, University of the Philippines Diliman and Miriam College in Quezon City—is also in the pipeline.

Safety

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One of the non-negotiables to a parent when it comes to picking a second home for his or her child is of course, safety. TLDC has thus set in place procedures that safeguarded the residents’ safety and privacy.

For instance, not everyone can just go in and out of a Torre Lorenzo residential condominium. Parents’ permission is needed before anyone else will be allowed inside a student’s unit.

Understanding that security is of utmost importance to its residents, TLDC has equipped its high-rises with an RFID security system. That means, when a student residing in the condo taps his or her RFID access card to enter the building, the parents will be notified via SMS that their child has safely reached the confines of the property.

Conducive to learning

All of TLDC’s university residences are equipped with either study lounges, soundproof study rooms or study pods in quiet zones.  Meeting rooms are also available when students need to have a meeting place for group projects.

The premium property developer does not stop at providing spaces conducive for learning. TLDC also sees to it that the students living in their high-rises have access to amenities which can give them the right balance of study and play.

Sky lounges, visitors areas, and recreational facilities such as gyms and swimming pools can also be found in Torre Lorenzo student residences.

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“The company is very deliberate in our planning, strategizing and decision-making,” Lorenzo explained. “We continue to listen to our homeowners.”

And with a clear understanding of what parents and their children need, TLDC has undoubtedly made its name synonymous to “student first” university residences.

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